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Well, it seems Chanukah often falls in December and and involves people buying gifts and talking about it. Funny what one may see if one takes the self-satisfied blinders off.
Oh stop with this. Chanukah isn't a national holiday and if one knows they are celebrating that they can always say "Happy Chanukah", can't they? No need to blur the lines between Christmas and Chanukah by using a generic term like "Happy Holidays" for both of them. It's just the progressive and atheist's way of diluting our national holiday of Christmas. If they had their way they'd obliterate all Christian holidays.
Oh stop with this. Chanukah isn't a national holiday and if one knows they are celebrating that they can always say "Happy Chanukah", can't they? No need to blur the lines between Christmas and Chanukah by using a generic term like "Happy Holidays" for both of them. It's just the progressive and atheist's way of diluting our national holiday of Christmas. If they had their way they'd obliterate all Christian holidays.
Oh stop with this. Chanukah isn't a national holiday and if one knows they are celebrating that they can always say "Happy Chanukah", can't they? No need to blur the lines between Christmas and Chanukah by using a generic term like "Happy Holidays" for both of them. It's just the progressive and atheist's way of diluting our national holiday of Christmas. If they had their way they'd obliterate all Christian holidays.
Christmas is a religious holiday. It's not a national holiday. We do not have a national religion. I know that makes bigots want to jump up and down like Rumpelstiltskin because they are mad they don't get to shove their religion down everyone else's throat but that's the way this country was established. No religious holiday is a national holiday. Get over it.
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Oh stop with this. Chanukah isn't a national holiday and if one knows they are celebrating that they can always say "Happy Chanukah", can't they? No need to blur the lines between Christmas and Chanukah by using a generic term like "Happy Holidays" for both of them. It's just the progressive and atheist's way of diluting our national holiday of Christmas. If they had their way they'd obliterate all Christian holidays.
Oh stop with your self-righteous whining. You asked "Just what other holidays are there in December other than Christmas". Don't ask the damn question if you don't want a factual answer.
And BTW, by using a generic term like "Happy Holidays", retailers increase their customer base. Or would you suggest they're wrong in doing so?
Talking about God doesn't make you any more a Christian than sitting in a garage makes you a car. Being a Christian is not just saying the right words, it is a life transformation. Looking at Trump's behavior throughout his life yields no evidence of any great change.
What was bigoted about my remarks? NOTHING! I merely pointed out a fact. I know, I know facts are bigotry to you lefty liberals.
the only fact you pointed out is your own willful ignorance for being so blinded by what YOU want that you can't even be bothered to acknowledge there are other people in this country with different belief systems, celebrating other occasions besides the one you observe.
And yes, that's a bigoted outlook. A bigot is "a person who is intolerant toward those holding different opinions."
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